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When it comes to Sociology Knowledge Organisers I’m starting to feel like Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry: in all the excitement I’ve kinda lost track of what I have and haven’t posted.
So, moving quickly past the stuff about “44 Magnum’s” and their undoubted ability to separate parts of your body from other parts, we can go straight to the bit where you’ve got to ask yourself just one question:
“Do I feel lucky?”
And if the answer’s “yes” then this small batch of A-level Organisers and Guides from Kate Henney (to add to the GCSE Family and Education Revision Guides I’ve previously posted) should be a very welcome addition to your growing pile. Presupposing you don’t already have them from some other post I’ve forgotten about. In which case, please ignore what follows:
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Families includes two types of KO – blank and completed – on:
Education covers the following:
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Beliefs includes two types of KO – completed and cloze (fill-in-the-gaps):
A-Level Exam Guides – simple overview of question types and how to answer them.
Key Studies – a list of key names plus a one-line summary of their work for:
Question Planning Sheet – detailed walkthrough showing how to successfully answer 10 mark education questions.